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22 nd March, the next Sunday, is Mother’s Day. Based on tradition, it is a day for children to express their thankfulness to their mother by giving present, flowers or home-made cards. The history of Mother's Day originates from centuries ago and it was significant that everyone should return to their home or ‘mother’ church once a year. As more and more people visit their ‘mother’ church in the middle of lent conventionally, the fourth Sunday of Lent became a day with monumental, the Mother’s Day as we know today. Becoming a mother is one of the most difficult jobs in the world and we believe it is worth to make every mother feeling special on Mother’s Day. If you still haven’t prepared anything for Mother’s Day since too immersing to your busy life, it is a fabulous idea to start your idea in one minute, after reading this article.   Make a breakfast Simnel cake is the food especially associated the Mother’s Day in United-Kingdom and the name com...

Mother’s day isn’t too far away now, so it’s only fair you’re on top form for the most important woman in your life, your mum! You’ve still got two weeks to go before the 31st of March, but don’t forget, it’s a sunday so don’t go out on the town the night before. For those of you lacking some imagination and/or cash, we’ve put together a list of a few great options for you, that are all mum-friendly activities! Hopefully you’ll be able to leave a big smile on your mum’s face because we all know she deserves it after putting up with you for however many years.So lucky you, London is a great place to celebrate your mum, from the Sky Garden to sunday brunch, we have you covered. Starting off with the Columbia Road Flower Market, it’;s open every single Sunday and is great for all the senses. A beautiful place, and what mum doesn’t love flowers. You can have a wander and enjoy all the pretty sights and smells, then let her pick out a beautiful bouquet. Luckily it’s very close to Shored...